Folkways Records

Kevin Roth (leadvocalist)

The Phipps Family, Kathleen Phipps (leadvocalist)

Chet Parker

The Montgomery Express, Charles Atkins (leadvocalist), Paul Montgomery (leadvocalist)

David Nzomo (leadvocalist)

Peter Weldon, Shimon Ash (leadvocalist)

Parham-Pickett Apollo Syncopators, Jabbo Smith (leadvocalist), Frank Bunch and his Fuzzy Wuzzies, Charles Creath's Jazz-O-Maniacs, Dewey Jackson's Peacock Orchestra, Floyd Campbell (leadvocalist), Sam Morgan, The New Orleans Owls, Clarence Williams (leadvocalist), Johnny Dunn, Fletcher Henderson (piano & bandleader), Zack Whyte's Chocolate Beau Brummels, The Louisville Stompers, Boots and his Buddies, Don Albert and his Orchestra

Roy Bargy

Max Dunbar (leadvocalist)

Ewan MacColl (leadvocalist)

Hillel Raveh (leadvocalist)

Leo Paul, Leo Stephenson (leadvocalist)

Max Ferguson

Sonny Terry (leadvocalist)

Dock Reed (leadvocalist), Vera Hall (leadvocalist)

Andrew Rowan Summers (leadvocalist)

Karen James (leadvocalist)

Karen James (leadvocalist)

James MacColl

Dave Jasen

Lucy Stewart (leadvocalist)

Fox Watson (fiddle), Laurie Diehl (leadvocalist)

Jean Carignan, Alan Mills (leadvocalist)

Male singer with begena, Ethiopian man (leadvocalist), Shambuko player, Gura Valley, Eritrea, Chera wata player, Embilta player, Masenqo player, Mixed singers with chera wata and kebero, Mixed singers with chera wata, Male singer with chera wata, Migrant workers from Sudan in Gura Valley

Four Wolof female singers from Gewel, Wolof female relatives of bride at a wedding celebration, Professional Wolof storyteller, Two professional Wolof entertainers, Professional male Wolof entertainer, Mixed Wolof chorus, Wolof followers of a holy man, Professional Wolof entertainer

Young boy singer and female chorus, Percussionists in gamelan orchestra, Female yodeller, Yaqui harpists, and rattles, Russian female singer, Male singers and chorus, Village orchestra, Male singer accompanied by drums and rattles, Male and female singers, Female singer, Male singer and female chorus, Mandolin player, guitarist, and male and female singers, tar player, Hardinger fiddle players, cantele player, Javanese male singer and gamelan orchestra, Male singer, Zurna player and drummer, Snooks Eaglin (leadvocalist)

Paul Clayton (leadvocalist)

Jean Ritchie (leadvocalist)

Harry West (leadvocalist), Jeanie West (leadvocalist)

South African choral singers

Drum group from Ahousaht First Nation, Peter Webster (leadvocalist), Drum group from Tseshaht First Nation, George Clutesi (leadvocalist), Mungo Martin (leadvocalist), Abaya Martin (leadvocalist), Fred Louis (leadvocalist), Ella Thompson (leadvocalist), Frank Williams (leadvocalist), Group of singers from the Hupaçasath First Nation, Joe Titian (leadvocalist)

Robert Schmertz (leadvocalist), Gretchen Schmertz Jacob, Jack Schmertz, Vivien Richman, Eero Davidson, Jo Davidson

The Committee of Correspondence, Dorothy O'Donnell (leadvocalist), Karen James (leadvocalist), Kevin Roth (leadvocalist), Eric Jensen (leadvocalist)

June Lazare (leadvocalist)

Arthur F. Schrader (leadvocalist), Jan Robertson (leadvocalist)

The Laneville-Johnson Union Brass, The Lapsey Band

Hausa drum and percussion group with solo voices and chorus, Ghana, Alfred Henderson, Gabriel Adderly, Harcourt Symonette, Howard Johnson (tuba), Wendell Roker, Ewe singers and percussionists, Anyako, Street band, New York City, Four young Wolof women, Gambia, Fresh Creek Dance Band, H. Brown (leadvocalist), Dan (Gio) laborers at Bromley, St. Paul River, Liberia, Street drummer "Hank, " New Orleans, Baby Dodds, Baoulé festival musicians, Sakassou, Ivory Coast, Kpelle bush cutters, Coffee sifters at United Africa Corp warehouse, Bamenda, Cameroon, Jamaican construction workers, Dogon singers and musicians, Mali, Prisoners at the Ramsey and Retrieve State Farms, Texas, Fon's wives (Cameroon), Children of Lilly's Chapel School, York, Alabama, Akan women, Kumina musicians, Jamaica, Bafut man with five-string harp, Wolof géwël (griot) playing xalam, Senegal, J.D. Short (leadvocalist), Two Wolof géwëls (griots) playing xalam, Tuareg musicians, Willie Chapman, Wade Ward, Roscoe Holcomb (leadvocalist), Pepe Kroma, Jeffly and Bo, two Bassa men in Gbanga, Central Province, Baoulé man with djourou, Maximiliano Valencia, Mandinka balafon players, Two Baoulé xylophone players, Baoulé musician (xylophone), Marimba band, Veracruz, Mexico, Jon Wieh, Rev. Utah Smith, Utah Smith (leadvocalist), Daddy Hotcakes, George Montgomery (leadvocalist), Daniel Saunders Brass Band, The Eureka Brass Band, The Spirit of Memphis Quartet, Jethroe Bledsoe (leadvocalist), Willmer M. Broadnax (leadvocalist), Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic, Les Paul

Ewan MacColl (leadvocalist)

Ewan MacColl (leadvocalist)

Margaret MacArthur (leadvocalist)

Loman D. Cansler, Loman D. Consler (leadvocalist)

Gary Green (leadvocalist)

Gary Green (leadvocalist)

Amherst and Smith College Glee Club

Dave Van Ronk (leadvocalist)

The New Lost City Ramblers, Tom Paley (leadvocalist), Mike Seeger (leadvocalist), John Cohen (leadvocalist)

Sam Hinton (leadvocalist)

Ixil musicians, Fiesta de Nuestra Señora de Los Angeles, Nebaj, Two Ixil men, Ladino musicians from Cotzal, Church bell ringers, Street musicians from Santa Eulalia, Fiesta de San Mateo, San Mateo Ixtatán, Chuj marimba trio, Chuj woman, Woman at cantina, Chuj marimba players, Chuj musicians

Cora musicians and dancers, San Blasito, Cora violinist, flutist and singers, Cora violinist and singers, Cora flutist and singers, Cora singers from San Blasito (leadvocalist), Cora flutist, San Pedro de Honor

Aissawa musicians and dancers, 'Amara of Sidi Kacem, Tangier, Gnawa dancers, Place Djemaa el-Fnaa, Marrakesh, Dancers and musicians, Achoura festival, Essaouira, Café musicians, Tétouan, Singers and musicians, Drummers and dancers, Agadir Lehna, Tata, Aissawa musicians, Moussem of Tameslouht, Ahouach performers, Moussem of Moulay Brahim

Sandoval Begay (leadvocalist), Lucy Randall (leadvocalist), Paul High Horse, Oliver Standing Bear (leadvocalist), John Long Commander, Benjamin Sitting Up (leadvocalist), Ellis Chips, Macklin Palmer (leadvocalist), Andrew Palmer (leadvocalist), Sinew Riley (leadvocalist), Stanley Paxson (leadvocalist), Richard Martinez, Mike Martinez (leadvocalist), A group of Zuni musicians, Harry Nieto (leadvocalist), Dan Philips (leadvocalist), Edmund Ladd (leadvocalist), Morris Lekeela (leadvocalist), Mr. Wasson (leadvocalist), Ambrose Roanhorse (leadvocalist), Tom Roanhorse (leadvocalist), Chester Roanhorse (leadvocalist), Louie Nine Pipe, Paul Finley, A vocalist and drummer, A group of vocalists and a drummer

Arbee Stidham (leadvocalist)

Moving Star Hall Singers (leadvocalist), Benjamin Bligen (leadvocalist), Laura Rivers (leadvocalist), Bertha Smith (leadvocalist), Alice Wine (leadvocalist), Mary Pinckney (leadvocalist), Jane Hunter (leadvocalist)

Three Malinke drummers and harpist, Malinke xylophone orchestra during the concuba festival, Bambara kora player, Two Bambara flutists, iron bell player, and five drummers, Tuareg singer, tehardent (lute) player, Two Tuareg boy singers, male soloist and 16-women chorus, Tuareg mother, Bakweri horn player at a wrestling match, Bakweri musical bow player, Kru horn players in a settlement in Lagos, Nigeria, Bini (Edo) singers and drummers, Five Bini (Edo) drummers

Oleska Suyhodolyak, Ivan Martishchuk, Carpatho Ukrainian Village Orchestra, Ukrainian string instrument players, flute players, Ukrainian chorus

Hillel and Aviva (leadvocalist)

Hillel and Aviva (leadvocalist)

Tośtoki Ensemble, A group of singers and accompanying musicians, A mixed chorus, A chorus from the village of Mragow-Olstzyn, Fryda Zajg (leadvocalist), Ruta Klos (leadvocalist), Krosno Song and Dance Ensemble (leadvocalist), Krosno Ensemble, Filip Fanfara (leadvocalist), A group of singers and accompanying concert band, A concert band, A chorus from Góra

Conjunto de Poinciano (leadvocalist), Trío Ilusión (leadvocalist), A guitar trio, Los Rebeldes (leadvocalist), A marimba group from Veracruz

Alan Mills (leadvocalist), Helene Baillargeon (leadvocalist)